Gold Tone Concert Scale Banjo Ukulele with Gig Bag

The Gold Tone Concert Scale Banjo Ukulele (BU-1) delivers bright, punchy tone with the unique character of a banjo-style design. Featuring a concert-scale neck for comfortable playability and a resonant banjo head, it offers excellent projection and crisp sound ideal for traditional and modern styles. Lightweight and easy to play, it includes a gig bag for convenient transport. A great choice for anyone looking to buy a banjo ukulele in Canada with classic tone and reliable performance.

  • Available through Ben's Music Stop with Canada-wide shipping or local pickup in Bathurst, NB.
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$439.99

SKU: BU-1

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Description

This openback concert-scale instrument is the only banjo uke at this price point to come with a factory-installed pickup for easy amplification. It has an eight-inch maple pot crowned with a genuine Remo Fiberskyn head, a hard maple neck, a graceful vintage-style tailpiece, and Gold Tone’s patented Zero Glide nut. And it comes with a padded gig bag!

Features

• 15 5/8″ Concert-Scale
• Maple Construction
• Hot Dot Pickup

Specifications

Neck: Maple
Finish: Satin Vintage Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Maple w/ Ebony Cab
Tuners: Open Gear Guitar-style
Inlay: Dot
Rim: 8″ Multi-Ply Maple
Tension Hoop: 8″ Rolled Brass Flat Bar
Binding: ABS Creme
Brackets: 12
Buttons: Metal
Hardware: Chrome-Plated
Pickups: Hot Dot Pickup
Tailpiece: Vintage Style
Head: Remo Fiberskyn LC
Number of Frets: 18
Nut Width: 1 3/16″ (36mm) ZeroGlide Nut
Scale Length: Concert Scale 15 5/8″ (395mm)
Weight: 2lbs 12oz
Tuning: GCEA
Strings: .023 .030 .036 .025
Bag: Included
Zero Glide Installed: Yes

Brand

Gold Tone

Wayne and Robyn Rogers were active folk musicians in the 1970s when they decided to open Strings N' Things Music Center in 1978. Today’s Gold Tone Group started life as Gold Tone Banjos, founded in Titusville, Florida by Wayne and Robyn in 1993. Wayne designed and manufactured Gold Tone’s first banjo, the original TB-100 Travel Banjo and began selling the "Traveler" via mail order. After a wonderful review by Banjo Newsletter, demand for the TB-100 mushroomed. As the company grew, Wayne’s innovations, combined with proven vintage designs, had dealers and their customers clamoring for Gold Tone’s affordable yet high-quality banjos. Gold Tone's offerings grew to include fretted string instruments of every description including four-string and five-string banjos, six-string banjos (banjitars), mandolin-banjos, Weissenborn Hawaiian steel guitars, metal- and wood-bodied resonator guitars and mandolins.